Data security and privacy in TEC is not only crucial, it carries legal implications.
In an era where data holds so much value, its protection and safeguarding requires the utmost attention.
As we integrate digital solutions further into the care sector, the amount of personal and health-related data being generated is monumental. This surge not only necessitates stringent data security measures but also reiterates the essence of privacy.
The digital transition in the care sector means a plethora of sensitive data - from medical history to real-time health metrics – they are regularly being collected, processed, and stored. Any breach or misuse of this information can lead to severe repercussions, both for the individual concerned and the care provider. Such violations not only undermine the trust placed in these institutions but can also attract legal implications.
While data security focuses on protecting data from breaches and cyber-attacks, privacy is about respecting and safeguarding the rights of individuals. In the TEC sector, this means ensuring that data collected serves its primary purpose without being misused or exploited. It also involves being transparent about what data is being collected, how it's being used, and granting individuals the autonomy over their information.
Compliance with privacy regulations is not just a matter of ethical responsibility but a legal mandate.
The EU have put regulations such as the GDPR in place, which sets the bar for data protection. It's crucial for care providers to familiarise themselves with these regulations and ensure their digital solutions align with them.
As a European leader in digital grouped living solutions, Everon understands the importance of data. Since 2007, we have provided secure and compliant solutions across Finland, Sweden and most recently, the UK. Everon's platform is designed with both security and privacy at the forefront. Our industry certification, ISO 27001 and our Cyber Essentials accreditation, alongside wireless configurations that adapt to individual needs across multiple care settings providing encrypted data storage and transmission, our commitment to upholding the highest data standards is unwavering.
In conclusion, as the horizon of TEC expands, the responsibility of care providers intensifies. Data security and privacy aren't just technical challenges but moral obligations. By understanding the importance of both, and by partnering with industry leaders, care providers can ensure they are not only providing top-tier care but also protecting the fundamental rights of those they serve.
Everon's mission is to deliver innovative digital living solutions which support vulnerable individuals to live happy, productive, and independent lives. Book a free demo to understand how our solutions prioritise data security and uphold privacy standards.
As the festive season approaches, we are delighted to share an appreciation video message from our CEO, extending warm season greetings to our esteemed customers and partners, while looking forward to all the exciting opportunities that lie ahead in the new year.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays from our team to yours!
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As we progress into the 21st century, the fusion of technology and care services is unmistakably transforming the conventional models across housing and social care. Gone are the days when a carer's most advanced tool was a notepad and pen.
Today, digitalisation presents endless opportunities for the sector, ensuring efficient service delivery and enhanced quality of life for those we serve. The industry is undergoing a metamorphosis, and at its heart is a shift towards digital technologies that prioritise the needs of all vulnerable individuals.
But what are the concrete effects of this integration? Let's investigate the influence of digital technologies on service provision in the housing and social care sector.
Digitalisation enables care providers to develop personalised care plans with precision. Traditional methods often followed a 'one-size-fits-all' approach. In contrast, today's digital solutions, like the solution Everon offers, are tailored to suit individual needs and circumstances. Whether it is a care home, assisted living scheme, or home care, digital solutions can be easily tailored to suit multiple requirements.
The result? A system that celebrates independence and removal of barriers.
Incorporating digital solutions equates to increased efficiency, quicker response times, reduced administration tasks, and a streamlined communication process. The hours once spent on paperwork can now be invested directly where it is needed most, ensuring more person-centred interactions and holistic support. With the complex network of sensors and wireless connectivity, real-time monitoring is effortlessly achieved. For care providers, this translates to proactive rather than reactive support.
One might think that with increased digitalisation, the human touch would diminish. On the contrary - the blend of technology and care amplifies the personal connection. How? By ensuring safety through technology, carers can focus on fostering emotional connections and promoting independence where it is needed the most. Imagine a society where vulnerable individuals are equipped with the confidence to live independently, knowing that technology-backed support is just a click away promoting sound peace of mind.
Since 2007, Everon pioneered digital living solutions in Finland and Sweden. In 2019, we began to deliver our innovative solutions across the UK. From wireless solutions that can be rapidly adjusted to cater to individual needs to comprehensive care solutions across multiple assisted living settings, Everon embodies digital progression in the care sector.
As the housing and social care sector continues to navigate this dynamic landscape, the adoption of digital technologies isn't just beneficial – it is essential. These tools don't replace the human touch; they enhance it, paving the way for a brighter, more connected future for all.
Everon's mission is to deliver innovative digital living solutions which support all vulnerable individuals to live happy, productive, and independent lives.
Book a free demo to see how our solutions can revolutionise your approach to care.
Everon UK is excited to announce that we have successfully integrated our digital grouped living solution with Astraline. We are thrilled to welcome Astraline as an Everon ‘Approved Connectivity Partner’.
Everon UK has excellent and longstanding relationships with many Local Authorities, Housing Associations and Service Providers, many of whom are rapidly progressing with their analogue to digital service transformation and are enjoying the flexible benefits of Everon’s digital grouped living solutions.
Richard Hosier, Head of Product Development UK at Everon, said “Astraline were a delight to work with in this integration. We welcome Astraline as an Everon ‘Approved Connectivity Partner’.
Jack Battersby, Astraline Commercial and Innovation Lead said “We are advocates for interoperability in TEC; commissioners and service users should not be limited in choice by the compatibility of their ARC with digital TEC. We are delighted to have Everon integrated with our digital UMO platform, offering safe and effective monitoring with end-to-end digital connectivity. Looking forward to supporting our shared customers as they prepare for the digital switch in 2025”.
Would you like to become an Everon Approved Connectivity Partner? Find out more here.
